Floral and Wreath Tiaras

[HRH Mims]

Does anybody have pics of tiaras with floral motif / or wreath tiaras?
Thanks in advance

 

[RachelD]

Hello mims111!

Alot of the crowns/tiara's out there have a floral or wreath motif...but this sounds like a cool thread...I'll get some pic's!

Photo's from GettyImages:

These are only a few...

 

[Her_Majesty]

Queen Beatrix' very beautiful "Small Floral Motive Tiara":

It's really one of my favourites!


The "Laurel Wreath Tiara" worn by Beatrix and Margriet:


source: http://members.lycos.nl/oranjenassau/

 

[Juanita]

Here is two pictures of the same spanish tiara
It's funny, she is wearing the same dress, but if i'm not in mistake the first photo is from the last year and the other one is from the 80's!



(source: hola)

 

[RachelD]

Yes, you can tell she's older in the first picture...I really like this tiara, it's so femenine!

Here's another one (from GettyImages)

Getty

I was trying to find her not-so-pleasant-to-look-at Poppy Tiara (or it can be worn as a tiara)...

 

[soCal girl]

Queen Margrethe's poppies aren't so much a tiara as they are adorning headpieces. They aren't so pleasant to look at, are they?

 

[MARG]

Here's another one (from GettyImages)

This is my favorite of all tiarias. It is delicate without being overly fragile. It is so versatile ...... I have yet to see it used in a way that didn't look wonderful. It moves from semi-formal to utmost regal. A fair stretch for any "small" tiara. It certainly leaves the traditional "small" tiara's received by the princesses of other royal houses for dead.
In fact it is to die for.....

 

[madeleine victoria]

Hello mims111!

Alot of the crowns/tiara's out there have a floral or wreath motif...but this sounds like a cool thread...I'll get some pic's!

Photo's from GettyImages:

http://cache.gettyimages.com/xc/51574581.jpg?v=1&c=MS_GINS&k=2&d=17A4AD9FDB9CF19390335F8FA9CA92A65087DB0CF48A16B0EC7C5022FB410D56

http://cache.gettyimages.com/xc/51493938.jpg?v=1&c=MS_GINS&k=2&d=17A4AD9FDB9CF19390335F8FA9CA92A6A5D7AA2F9AE4AC7559D55AD35CA51490

http://cache.gettyimages.com/xc/50833649.jpg?v=1&c=MS_GINS&k=2&d=17A4AD9FDB9CF19390335F8FA9CA92A66A2E4B1555402DD1810F755E003CBEB8

These are only a few...

I love the second pic the one with Letizia in it.. I really love her floral tiara..

 

[MARG]

I love the second pic the one with Letizia in it.. I really love her floral tiara..

Now if she could just loose the oversized sash she wouldn't look like a child dressing up. The horrible thing swamps her, her dress and the jewels!

 

[crisiñaki]

The Diamond Flower Tiara:



source: getty images, cover

 

[Shadiyah2086]

Fred Leighton has a wreath tiara on his webiste that looks very much like Princess Mathilde's wreath tiara

http://www.fredleighton.com
Fred leighton collection
Antique Grandeur Page 3

 

[Her_Majesty]

Princess Mary's beautiful Floral Tiara

Seegerpress


Corbis

 

[RachelD]

Great job everyone! I love all of these great pictures! I think I'm drooling just looking at these 'crown jewels'.....

O.k. found some more...

From:Corbis

http://pro.corbis.com/images/42-16719461.jpg?size=67&uid={43bbc244-36fa-4871-8f92-24d2a86966a3}


Do these have a leaf pattern...?

http://pro.corbis.com/images/0000381477-004.jpg?size=67&uid={ca4776b7-1cc3-413a-a4f2-d034c9f02846}

http://pro.corbis.com/images/0000381...-e76531987ef0}

 

[rop81]

Here are the swedish Braganca tiara:
http://www.theroyalforums.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=164163&d=1120050950

And the cut steel tiara:
http://www.theroyalforums.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=86224&d=1107001340

copied from old threads

 

[Lady Bluffton]

Can someone tell me the provenance of the Swedish RF's Braganca tiara?

thanks!

 

[HRH Mims]

Here are some pics from me
strathmore tiara Papyrus motif tiara Oak Tiara Leaurel leaf tiara of princess Georg Josephines diadem aquamarine tiara (dont know the truly name)
Heathcote tiara Glocester tiara
Teck tiara
pictures from gettyimages, Tiaras: History of splendour, liljones page

 

[HRH Mims]

and some more from me:
Burmese tiara Saxe Coburg diadem (unknown tiara) Nizam tiara westminster laurel tiara Floral tiara Bayern crown (?)
from gettyimages, Tiaras: History of splendour, liljones page

 

[magnik]

Great job mims11

Btw. 1 this unknown tiara http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n11/cilililingi/Jewels/pr.jpg
was known as Princess Mary's Diamond Honeysuckle Tiara. HRH Princess Mary, COuntess of Harewood recive this tiara made out of a diamond base mounted with five honeysuckle flowers. The tiara was sold after Mary's death.

Btw. 2 What about crowns with fleur-de-lis, isn't it a kind of flower?

 

[Her_Majesty]

Those tiaras look very beautiful! Thanks for posting, mims!
I love this one: http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n11/cilililingi/Jewels/NizamTiara.jpg

Do these have a leaf pattern...?

http://pro.corbis.com/images/0000381...-e76531987ef0}

Yes, It has. It's the "Ears of Wheat" Tiara.
Here you have a better view on it's leaf pattern:

Fotomarktplatz

 

[RachelD]

O.k....
I LOVE this thread!
I had to get that out of my system...

Lovely pictures everyone!

 

[queenofcelts]

Fabulous thread!
All tiaras are so gorgeous! Especially Josephines!

 

[RachelD]

Here is the not-so-pleasant-to-look-at Poppy thingy Queen Margareth wears...It's not a tiara or crown, but I think it deserves a place in this thread.

From IBL~

 

[Little_star]

I love the emerald tiara Queen Rania wore in Sweden (photos originally posted by Humera.)
http://img40.imagevenue.com/img.php?loc=loc38&image=edb65_147145.jpg
http://img145.imageshack.us/my.php?image=emeraldtiarasetinblackgold8yr.jpg

 

[ortino]

oMG I love theses tiaras!! I wish I had pictures to contribute...Anyway, thanx everyone for the pics! And what exactly is a fleur-de-lis?

 

[kimebear]

oMG I love theses tiaras!! I wish I had pictures to contribute...Anyway, thanx everyone for the pics! And what exactly is a fleur-de-lis?

A fleur-de-lis is a symbol used in heraldry, especially prominent with monarchy. It is representative of a lily. I recall seeing a picture of a circlet with only fleur-de-lis on it. Perhaps one of the more talented jewels members can point us in the right direction?

 

[UserDane]

I love the emerald tiara Queen Rania wore in Sweden (photos originally posted by Humera.)
http://img40.imagevenue.com/img.php?loc=loc38&image=edb65_147145.jpg
http://img145.imageshack.us/my.php?image=emeraldtiarasetinblackgold8yr.jpg

Hmmmm... IMO that emerald tiara could enter into serious competition with QMII's poppy thing or the Sweedish 'jeep' tiara (four button tiara) as the ugliest ever

 

[HRH Mims]

I like that tiara. Its something new and unusual, but in one way still classic, and you can't compare it with QMII poppy thing, I think. Because this reminds me Princess Mary's ruby parure (or how it's name?) but without rubies. And these tiaras belong to my most favorite one.
Maybe if she could wore it in other way, that would be better.

 

[Madame Royale]

I'm not much taken by it. To me, it seems vey...uninspiring.

 

[RachelD]

Well, "beauty is in the eye of the beholder"....

 

[Tilia C.]

I like that tiara. Its something new and unusual, but in one way still classic, and you can't compare it with QMII poppy thing, I think. Because this reminds me Princess Mary's ruby parure (or how it's name?) but without rubies. And these tiaras belong to my most favorite one.
Maybe if she could wore it in other way, that would be better.

Princess Mary's ruby tiara has mostly diamonds in it and some well placed rubies! With a majority of diamonds and just some emeralds Queen Ranias tiara would be very nice, but IMO it is just tooooo greeeenn!!! (Note: emeralds are usually my favourite gems, but this is too much for my taste).